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The Hurlyburly's Husband

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Pub Date 15 Apr 2014 | Archive Date 24 Feb 2016

Description

A man, his wife – and the King that came between them.

The Marquis de Montespan and his new wife, Athenais, are a true love-match - a rarity amongst the nobility of seventeenth-century France.

But love is not enough to maintain their hedonistic lifestyle. When Madame de Montespan is offered the chance to become lady-in-waiting to the Queen at Versailles, she seizes this opportunity to turn their fortunes round. Too late, Montespan discovers that his ravishing wife has caught the eye of King Louis XIV.

As everyone congratulates him on his new status of cuckold by royal appointment, the Marquis is broken-hearted. He vows to wreak revenge on the monarch and win back his adored Marquise.

Prize-winning author Jean Teulé lives in Paris, France.


A man, his wife – and the King that came between them.

The Marquis de Montespan and his new wife, Athenais, are a true love-match - a rarity amongst the nobility of seventeenth-century France.

But...


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Advance Praise

'Bawdy romp one minute, a gruesome tragedy the next. The writing is beautiful, witty, grisly and moving.' Sunday Telegraph
'If you liked The Other Boleyn Girl then this book is certainly one to adore.' Female First
'Teulé effortlessly paints a vivid and detailed picture of life in 17th century France.' Edinburgh Evening News
'This wonderful romp through the ballrooms and bedrooms of Louis XIV's Paris is a real treat.' Bella
'Satisfyingly excessive and bawdy' History Today

'Bawdy romp one minute, a gruesome tragedy the next. The writing is beautiful, witty, grisly and moving.' Sunday Telegraph
'If you liked The Other Boleyn Girl then this book is certainly one to...


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